‘Lenovo’ ThinkPad X1 Carbon To Be Released This February; Cheap Yet Powerful Gaming Laptop Expected To Come Out Soon
"Lenovo" is releasing the new ThinkPad X1 Carbon early this year. The upcoming ThinkPad X1 Carbon was presented at the recent CES 2017, featuring the lightest laptop ever made.
The "Lenovo" ThinkPad X1 Carbon was made of light yet durable equipments. The first lightweight laptop from Lenovo is also equipped with a larger screen, a pretty big screen for a lightweight computer.
The EnGadget reported that the ThinkPad X1 Carbon will be released as part of the 25th Anniversary of the company. Aside from having a lighter weight, the "Lenovo" ThinkPad X1 Carbon also boast a lot of features such as faster performance with a smooth graphics rendering ability.
The upcoming ThinkPad X1 Carbon was even compared to the Dell XPS 13 due to its thinness. It has a powerful battery that can run up to 15 hours for an average usage.
The Verge confirmed the peripherals installed on the "Lenovo" ThinkPad X1 Carbon. It has a boasting 1TB SSD and is packed with 16GB DD3 of RAM and it features a massive Intel i7 Quad Core processor. The X1 Carbon may not support 4K, but it has a maximum screen scale of 2560 x 1140, full HD.
It has been confirmed that the "Lenovo" ThinkPad X1 Carbon will launch this February with the latest ThinkPad X1 Yoga. These laptops will hit the market with a price of $1,499 and 1,349 respectively.
On the other hand, the company will also release their gaming laptop called the "Lenovo" Legion Series. The Lenovo Legion Y720 is set to release this April that features an Intel Core i7 along with the NVIDIA GTX 1060.
